BBC Knowledge June 2017

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LETTERS

Like you, dear

Editor, I, too,

have never

seen a tiger

in the wild,

though I have undertaken

tiger safaris in some of

India’s best wildlife parks.

I once went through

this ritual every day for

five consecutive days

at Corbett, but without

success except for the

occasional roar of the tiger.

I personally feel we are

over-obsessed with tigers

when there are many other

wonderful animals and birds

in the wild, like the gharial

and the wild boar. That’s

why I thoroughly enjoyed

reading the wildlife issue of

BBC Knowledge that gave

me valuable information

about other creatures of

the wild, besides the tiger.

Om Prakash Pareek,

via email

8 June 2017

BBC Knowledge

is my favourite

magazine.

The content

is unique and

new, and that makes this

magazine special. I hunt

through the pages for

‘knowledge’; every nook

and corner of the pages

is filled with information

that I did not know

previously. The magazine,

with its ‘lighting up new

ideas’ content, is carving

a new path towards

a brighter future.

The wildlife special

issue was very informative,

especially for a young

wildlife enthusiast like me.

I am eagerly looking

forward to the next issue

of BBC Knowledge.

Anjitha S,

via email

It was the eyes.

The cheetah’s

eyes on the

cover got

my attention

and, boy, was I hooked!

The wildlife special issue

blew my mind: the story

of Anu and her cubs

(a rollercoaster of emotions),

the parks in India where

the wild things are...

I especially liked ‘The Urban

Jungle’ feature. Learning

about how animals have

made their mark in the

urban jungle and adapted

to the surroundings

was an eye-opener.

And the images

accompanying the piece

were unbelievable. I am

waiting to watch the show.

The reviews of books, tech

and games are interesting.

Keep up the good work!

Vignesh Rajan,

via email

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